Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-18
TURN or THE SUMNER TIDE.
People Who Have Returned and n
Caricty OF ether Personals.

People Who Have Returned and a
Caricty OF ether Personals.
Mr.. Robert +. Camp, OF Newport
News, is in the city.
Professor S. Intropidi aqf family
ere st the st. James Hotel.
Judge Hugh W. ShefTey, OF Staun-
ton, was in the city yesterday.
DR.. H. V. Desportes, of this city, is
visiting his former home at Charleston,
5. c.
Miss Lucy Frazer, of Orange, is
visiting Mrs. Dr. Cowardin, at 107 east
Main street.
Miss Juliette Pollard, who has been
visiting friends in Baltimore, has re
turned home.
Miss Jennie Lee Cottrell has re-
turned to the city after most delight
full visit to Boston.
Miss Mamie Drinkard has returned
TO the city after a soiourn OF nearly tgo
months in the country.
Mrs. x. b. Savage and Miss Alice
Lambert Will leave Monday morning
for Baltimore and Washington.
Nj y. Roberts Baker has bought the
residence of r. L. HUBBARD, corner
Grace and Foushoe streets, for $500.
Tie first half-sesslon Of the night
school of the Virginia Mechanics IN
stitute begins Monday night October
Sd.
Rev. WV Landrum, j. d., the Sc
cond Baptist church, viii preach at the
Soldiers Home at O'Clock this alter
noon.
Miss Sarah G. Brauer leaves the city
next Tuesday evening to spend several
weeks with friends and relatives in Gin
cinuati
Mrs. Captain Bailey and Miss Kicks
Mickie have returned from the noun
taius OF Virginia, after soiourn Of
t0omonths.
The Ariel makes her regular sunday
afternoon trip down the river to-dat at
+ o'clock, returning at $50. Sacred
concert aboard.
4 hall and banquet will be given at
Donalue's Hall on Monday. October
10Th, under the auspices OF the young
men Of the East End.
Rev. Dr. J. Powell Garland win
preach st LauroEStrcct Methodist
church this morning AMI the pastor,
Rev. W. p. Wright, at night.
NJ. W. Warrington, Esq, the trea-
surer of the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad, is still confined at home by
sickness, but is getting better.
The last moonlight excursion this
summer TO Ashland Park viii be to-
morrow night, leaving Elba station at
1880, and, returning leaving the park
at midnight,
Miss Jennie Houchens. of cast Main
street, left last week to visit the Misses
johnson, of Scottsvillc. She will also
spend a few weeks with friends in
Lynchburg
Miss b. b. Owens leaves on the 10Th
for Tuscumbia, Ala, where she goes to
take charge of the Deshler Female
Institute, in which she was formerly an
assistant teacher.
Mossrs George w. Nunnsmaker and
Robert y. Cawson left Wednesday to
att, nd the celebration at PHILADELPHIA.
after which they will visit New York
and other northern cities.
Samuel HodgRins, Esq, division
chief Of the War Department, Wash
ineton, and wife, who have been visit
ing relatives at Sl3 east Marshall street,
this city, returned home yesterday.
Miss Ella Dean, Of ZIG west Marshall
street, has returned home after six
weeks visit to friends and relatives in
Louisa county. Miss Maud Browne,
of Louisa, Is now on a visit to Miss
Dean.
Mr.. Thomas French and wife and
Misses Mary and Matte French, of
l0lS west Main street, have returned
to the city after stay Of seven weeks
in the mountains, at the White Sulphur
Springs, and other places.
The Norwegian barkentine Ralf,
Hansen master. has cleared for Rio
Grand do Sui, Brazil, with 2, 100 bar
rels of -four from the Gallego Mills,
valued at $40, 52l.50 and 1000 barrels |
flour from the Haxall- Creushaw Com !
pany's mills, valued at s9,l00.
Richmond people at the Hygeia |
Hotel for the week ending September
10th: Herman G. Boschen and son,
". c. Mayo, .Jr., John ID. Potts, E. II.
Collins, $. L. Phelps, DR.. j. Hall
Moore and wife, Mrs. General T. NJ.
Logan, and John SHELTON Williams.
Mrs. John ". Thomas, OF No. $50 |
north Twentieth street, and Miss Lou
Vaughan, OF HenricO, have returned
home after visit to friends in Norfolk.
During their stay they visited Old
Point, Virginia Beach, Ocean View,
and 9th or places of interest.
Mr.. Il. Roberts Baker has returned
from the mecung OF the NauOnm COn- |
yention OF Pharmacists at Cincinnati.
He was elected chairman OF the Section
on Science, whichis high honor. He
also responded to toast complimentary
10 Virginia at the grand banquet.
The last Of the Summer concerts
will be given at the Soldiers Home
next Thursday evening ut b o'clock.
The band will consist of between TWEEN
y and twenty-five pieces. II the wea.
her continues pleasant il is expected
hat there will be very large attend
ince.
Miss Gertrude Christian, daughter OF
Judge Joseph Christian, is at a0l east
Dlay street. where she will be until the
10th. On October 18th she sails from ]